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CSTF - Preventing Radicalisation L1 & L2

Preventing Radicalisation Level 1 & 2 Online Training

Develop the knowledge and awareness needed to recognise vulnerability to radicalisation and support safeguarding responsibilities within healthcare and care environments.

This CSTF - Preventing Radicalisation Level 1 & 2 online training course is designed for healthcare professionals, care staff, and support workers across the UK who have safeguarding responsibilities for adults, children, and young people at risk.

The course supports safer practice by helping learners understand the Prevent Duty, identify vulnerability factors, recognise signs of radicalisation, and take appropriate safeguarding action when concerns arise.

Online Preventing Radicalisation Training for Healthcare Staff

This online CSTF Preventing Radicalisation training course provides healthcare workers with the essential knowledge needed to understand the Prevent strategy, recognise individuals who may be vulnerable to extremist influence, and respond appropriately in line with safeguarding procedures.

The training focuses on recognising behavioural indicators, understanding the impact of extremist narratives, sharing information appropriately, and supporting vulnerable individuals through multi-agency safeguarding arrangements.

Who Should Complete This Course?

This course is suitable for:

• Nurses
• Healthcare Assistants
• Support Workers
• Senior Carers
• Care Home Staff
• Clinical Support Workers
• Allied Healthcare Professionals
• Mental Health Staff
• Agency Healthcare Workers
• School Nurses
• Community Healthcare Staff
• Administrative Staff working in healthcare
• Any healthcare worker requiring CSTF aligned Prevent training

Course Duration

• Approximately 1 hour online learning
• Self-paced training
• Accessible on desktop, tablet, and mobile
• 1 CPD point awarded
• Certificate issued on successful completion
• 6 months access from the date of purchase

Course Aim

The aim of this course is to provide healthcare workers with the knowledge and understanding required to recognise vulnerability to radicalisation, understand safeguarding responsibilities under the Prevent Duty, and take appropriate action to safeguard individuals at risk.

What You Will Learn

By the end of the course learners will be able to:

• Understand the objectives of the Prevent strategy
• Understand the healthcare sector contribution to Prevent
• Recognise safeguarding responsibilities relating to radicalisation
• Identify vulnerability factors linked to radicalisation
• Recognise indicators that an individual may be at risk
• Understand the influence of online and offline extremist grooming
• Raise concerns appropriately and take safeguarding action
• Understand information sharing responsibilities
• Support vulnerable individuals at risk of exploitation
• Understand referral pathways and Channel processes
• Understand the concept of non-criminal space
• Recognise the role of narratives, ideology, and influence
• Understand current terrorism threats and emerging risks
• Use professional judgement when assessing concerns
• Know how to seek advice and escalate safeguarding concerns

Course Modules
Module 1: Introduction to Prevent and Radicalisation

Understand the purpose of the Prevent strategy and the importance of safeguarding individuals from radicalisation.

Topics include:

• Overview of the Prevent strategy
• Healthcare sector responsibilities
• Definitions of radicalisation and extremism
• Safeguarding within healthcare
• Prevent Duty guidance

Module 2: Vulnerability and Risk Factors

Learn how individuals may become vulnerable to extremist influence.

Topics include:

• Vulnerability factors
• Social isolation and exploitation
• Online radicalisation risks
• Grooming and influencing techniques
• Behavioural and environmental indicators

Module 3: Recognising Signs of Radicalisation

Explore how to identify behaviours and warning signs associated with radicalisation.

Topics include:

• Indicators of concern
• Changes in behaviour and attitudes
• Polarisation and extremist narratives
• Impact of media and online content
• Use of professional judgement

Module 4: Safeguarding Responsibilities

Understand professional responsibilities for safeguarding vulnerable individuals.

Topics include:

• Safeguarding adults and children
• Professional boundaries and responsibilities
• Duty to report concerns
• Information sharing principles
• Consequences of failing to share information

Module 5: Prevent Referral Pathways and Channel

Learn how concerns are managed and escalated through safeguarding systems.

Topics include:

• Referral procedures
• Seeking advice and support
• Multi-agency working
• The Channel programme
• Supporting and redirecting vulnerable individuals

Module 6: Communication and Professional Practice

Develop confidence in communicating concerns and responding appropriately within healthcare settings.

Topics include:

• Raising safeguarding concerns
• Escalation procedures
• Confidentiality and information sharing
• Organisational policies and procedures
• Working collaboratively with other agencies

Module 7: Current Threats and Emerging Risks

Understand the changing nature of terrorism and extremist threats.

Topics include:

• Current UK threat levels
• Different forms of terrorism and extremism
• Emerging radicalisation risks
• Online extremist content
• Prevent in modern healthcare settings

Assessment and Certification

Learners will complete an end of course assessment to test their understanding of Prevent responsibilities, safeguarding principles, and recognising vulnerability to radicalisation.

Upon successful completion, learners will receive a CSTF - Preventing Radicalisation Level 1 & 2 certificate.

CPD Information

• 1 CPD point awarded
• Supports Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) continuing professional development requirements

Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) CPD Requirements

It is necessary to complete 35 hours of relevant CPD within the three-year period since your last registration renewal or since joining the register.

Of these 35 hours, a minimum of 20 hours should be dedicated to participatory learning, involving activities that facilitate interaction with other professionals.

Why Choose This Course?

• CSTF aligned online training
• Designed specifically for healthcare and care staff
• Flexible self-paced learning
• Supports safeguarding responsibilities
• Improves awareness of radicalisation risks
• Helps learners understand Prevent Duty requirements
• Instant certification on completion

Additional Information

If you need more information about this course, please contact Train Healthcare directly:

Telephone: 0208 3266 704
Email: contact@trainhealthcare.com

Please note that refunds are not available for online training purchases.

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Strengthen your safeguarding knowledge, improve awareness of radicalisation risks, and support vulnerable individuals with CSTF - Preventing Radicalisation Level 1 & 2 online training today.